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The Sling-T Run Game
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- WN-08132
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About this video
Anthony Panagakos details the Sling-T running game that carried Port Richmond High School past 3,000 rushing yards in a season. Seven plays make up the package: the Sweep, which sets up everything else, plus the Trap, Wham, Wham Keep, Wham Option, Power and Counter. Coach Panagakos explains the blocking assignments and individual responsibilities for each, how to run them against different fronts and why the fakes have to be right so the plays all look the same to the defense. The scheme is built to work with average-sized offensive linemen.
What you'll learn
- The keys to maximizing the Sling-T running game.
- Why the offense is effective with average-sized offensive linemen.
- The Sweep, the play that sets up the entire Sling-T running game.
- Blocking assignments and individual responsibilities for the Sweep, Trap, Wham, Wham Keep, Wham Option, Power and Counter.
- Running the Sling-T against different fronts.
- The role of fakes and deception in the running game.
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators, running backs coaches and offensive line coaches, particularly Wing-T and misdirection-based programs that need a run game that does not depend on big linemen.
About the coach
Anthony Panagakos coordinated the Sling-T offense at Port Richmond High School in New York, where his offense rushed for more than 3,000 yards in a season and had two 1,100-yard backs in the same year.
Part 2 of Coach Panagakos's five-part Sling-T series, with extensive use of game film. Runtime: about 58 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Which running plays are covered?
Seven Sling-T runs: Sweep, Trap, Wham, Wham Keep, Wham Option, Power and Counter. Coach Panagakos gives the blocking assignments and individual responsibilities for each, shows how they are run against different fronts and explains why the Sweep sets up the rest.
Will it work for a team with small linemen?
That is one of the main teaching points. Coach Panagakos explains why the Sling-T running game is effective with average-sized or undersized offensive linemen, relying on deception and proper fakes rather than size.
How is the video delivered?
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Do the plays really look alike?
They are designed to. Run effectively, the seven plays confuse the defense because they all look very similar, and Coach Panagakos uses extensive game film to show the fakes that make that happen.